Quedjinup tourist attractions

Quedjinup, a charming town in Western Australia, offers a variety of attractions for visitors to explore. One notable attraction is the Sensei Pots Art Gallery in Yallingup, where art enthusiasts can admire unique creations. Additionally, nature lovers can immerse themselves in the breathtaking beauty of Canal Rocks, a natural wonder that provides a serene setting for leisurely strolls and beach exploration.

For those interested in a tranquil escape, Bina Maya Yallingup Escape and Cape Villas Dunsborough Unit 2 are idyllic retreats that offer a relaxing experience in the midst of Western Australia's natural splendor. Furthermore, the nearby areas of Busselton and Margaret River are within easy reach, offering further opportunities for exploration and discovery.

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Deidre Bruhn

Paintings, Drawing, Mixed media, Artist studios | Quedjinup

From the very beginning of my art experiences, my passion was sparked from life drawing sessions and mark making of the exciting human form and figure.

Noah Scott-Mcdonald

Photography, Artist studios | Quedjinup

Noah Scott-McDonald is an emerging artist from Dunsborough, Western Australia. He is passionate about creating beautiful, moving works that inspire us to value and connect with our local environment.

Sandy Winkle

Paintings, Photography, Artist studios, Upcycled art | Quedjinup

Sandy Winkle is a creative and every waking moment is spent using her imagination to create something beautiful out of nature or upcycling materials.

Sensei Pots - Ian Beniston

Ceramics, Art galleries | Quedjinup

For over 30 years, Sensei Pots Art Gallery and Studio has been part of the growing art scene in the Margaret River area. Sensei Pots is a picturesque gallery on four acres surrounded by gardens with shrubs and bamboo. The gallery displays a wide range of Ian's work, including handmade pottery and ceramic art, with large pieces of decoration and homeware including; Ceramic bowls, plates, teapots, bowls and vases are on display.

Sue Eva

Paintings, Drawing | Quedjinup

My focus as a painter is primarily the representation of either personal objects or ones that evoke a strong connection for me through shape, colour or form.